Radical Feminist Tank Tops

An early work but no less beloved, about what it feels like trying to carve out equal rights while others work hard to claw each gain back and tell us it's too soon, just wait, do it peacefully, don't make a fuss, play in respectability politics. All bullshit, set to Nina Simone's classic protest song, Mississippi Goddamn.

How I imagine Athena could have looked like for me.

A little Maleficent, re-imagined

Corporations & Marketing = corporate violence.

Just a fun little collage. Fun fun fun.

The bills come past due, America.

A growing series of girlhood and what feels necessary: armour. Fashion and clothing has always been in my experience, viewed as something girly and vapid, when in reality it functions as an advanced language and armour plate for women particularly when we don it.

This is an art piece made in response to the continuing escalation and erosion of womens and civil rights.

Women Grow More Radical with Age Gloria Steinem

I love using classic art portraits and remixing them and this is one such project.

A collage made in homage of my forever art icon Frida Kahlo.

Medusa re-imagined... as the innocent we all are, until a monster comes, takes what isn't his, and we're punished for our existence.

A portrait. I love.

A body in repose, how magnificent.

A schiaparelli dress sketch made by Dali in association with Mme. Schiaparelli. I love the drawer dress, I love the movement, the flower, and the showing off.

Named after classic Lady Rage hit, I rock rough and tough with my afropuffs.

A little remix on the Mona Lisa ft. couture, tattoos, keffiyeh and an oil painted bg.

Just what it says. War declared yet again on women, and plagues upon any houses that support women having less agency than an animal.

A growing series of girlhood and what feels necessary: armour. Fashion and clothing has always been in my experience, viewed as something girly and vapid, when in reality it functions as an advanced language and armour plate for women particularly when we don it.

I love the trend of artists using flowers as faces, since how a flower is angled or droops expresses so much emotion. Bloom. Always.

I always find Frida works her way back into my art, it's unavoidable really at this point. Please enjoy this humble collage.

A side Queens

A tribute to John Lewis and all he's done for us.

Just a portrait of a man ft. a woman. What's gender anyway, really? But also - I really love how this came together without a face, and with the really beautiful nail art. Nothing in this image originally was in the same picture but some how - they all come together.

How fashion should feel - freeing, beautiful, an authentic expression of yourself.

I made this work years ago in response to all the grief, rage, endless trauma that became centre stage with the BLM movement. Seeing brown and black bodies being constantly brutalized for no reason, with no accountability, is too much to take.

Part of a series in remixing classic art to protest art – feat. Keffiyeh and resistance. DYK, it first served a practical purpose for men who wore it as a head cloth, protecting them from harsh climate conditions like excessive sun exposure & dust storms and also indicated a person’s social status.

A beautiful portrait.

Don't do Wifey Shit for a FBoy in Color

I made this as a means of getting intense and angry feelings out, about the multiple genocides happening in the world right now, the intense gaslighting that things are fine and justifiable and the push to just consume as usual. Please don't.

This is a work I made about what toxic positivity feels like when you're in recovery. Always being told "let it go", "you have to forgive to move on", "you're holding on to the past" and other endless blaming statements under the guise of 'positivity.' Baby, you cry, rage, wail, destroy until you get the toxic sludge, grief, sorrow and rage out of your body. You become the nightmare that haunts you if it helps you heal. It's not your burden to carry, you do what you have to to put it down.

A little remix on the Mona Lisa ft. couture, tattoos, keffiyeh and an oil painted bg.

As the title says. Trying to fight to align oneself with the patriarchy in order to get more freedom/power never works out. Evidenced by Ms. Boleyn and how many other women.

In response to Cop City, police brutality, qualified immunity, BLM and the face that law enforcement 1) protects property not people, 2) was born of slave catchers and 3) have been successfully infiltrated by white supremacists that they have been recruiting from within since 2006 from FBI reports (along with other law enforcement agencies). Abolish.

Just a lil fashion guy

"New Radicals" red and black text design for all those who believe in change, progress and reform.